Ho Ching warns of fake investment articles featuring her photo

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SINGAPORE — Temasek chief executive Ho Ching has warned Facebook users of fake reports with her photo, aimed at scamming the public.

SINGAPORE — Temasek chief executive Ho Ching has warned Facebook users of fake reports with her photo, aimed at getting the public to put money into investment scams.

“The scams masquerading as breathless news from Straits Times, Channel News Asia, etc, have resurfaced and making the rounds again, using my name and making up fake breathtaking quotes from me and others,” she wrote. “More importantly, don’t get scammed or conned into investing into this or that get-rich schemes,” she wrote.

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